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Fuel leak thwarts NASA's dress rehearsal for moon rocket

NASA's latest attempt to fuel its huge moon rocket for a countdown test has been thwarted by a hazardous hydrogen leak

The Independent UK

Tesla CEO Musk’s Twitter bid: trolling or true?

Will Elon Musk, the world’s richest man and prominent social media troll, really buy Twitter with his unprecedented heap of loot as his bid Wednesday suggests, or is he just posturing?

Tribune News Service

Dream-walking towards the planetoid bomb

A mission to redirect an asteroid is billed as potentially planet-saving. But in the wrong hands it has seriously destructive potential, writes Daniel Deudney.

Newsroom.co.nz

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Scientists just created a type of ice found nowhere else on Earth

In this edition of Inverse Daily, discover the properties of new laboratory ice Ice VIIt, get the latest on NASA’s SLS rocket wet dress rehearsal, and more.

Inverse

Eta Aquarids meteor shower: You need to see the bright embers of Halley's Comet this spring

Starting on April 19 and running through May 28 with a peak on May 5, the spring's favorite meteor shower returns.

Inverse

NASA's Hubble telescope detects largest comet nucleus ever found

Meet Comet C/2014 UN271. Astronomers who applied a new computer model to images from the Hubble Space Telescope say it's the largest comet nucleus they've ever seen.

ABC News

Troops burn villages in Myanmar heartland, seek to crush resistance

Rubble and ashes, overlooked by a single golden pagoda, are almost all that remain of the wood and brick houses most people had built for themselves in the quiet riverside village of Bin in the Buddhist heartland of central Myanmar.

Reuters

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The most massive comet ever found

Comet Bernardinelli-Bernstein's nucleus is about 80 miles in diameter — larger than Rhode Island

Salon

NASA scientist reveals how her job is to stop deadly alien viruses reaching Earth

NASA planetary protection engineer Dr Moogega Cooper works to prevent "contamination" being brought to Earth by spacecraft, as well as stop Earth germs going the other way

Daily Mirror

NASA Chooses Canoo LV As Official Crew Transport Vehicle For Moon Mission

Deliveries begin in 2023.

Motor1

NASA's Webb telescope crosses a critical milestone — getting cold enough to see

Scientists announce that the new telescope has reached its necessary low temperature to enable the machine to work.

Inverse

Earth Day 2026: Facts, history and ways to celebrate our planet

From its 1970 origins to a global movement, Earth Day 2026 highlights the power we all have to protect our planet.

Space

Ireland braced for major solar storm within hours amid fears of blackouts and ‘internet apocalypse’

Prediction models from both NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) show the storm hitting on Thursday, April 14

Irish Mirror

Axiom Space’s flight to the International Space Station is quietly making history

In this edition of Inverse Daily, get the latest details on Axiom-1’s private flight to the ISS, discover what spaceflight does to astronauts' eyes, and more.

Inverse

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Manchester Evening News

Will Northern Lights be visible tonight as solar storm heads for 'direct hit' with Earth?

There's a likelihood that those in the north of the UK could spot the Northern Lights this week

Inverse

Artemis-1's next-generation rocket faces setback from pocket-sized valve

The Moon-bound rocket needs to pass a test before it can ever see the light of Moon-day.

Daily Record

Northern Lights to be visible in Scotland as NASA warns of solar storm 'direct hit'

The nighttime spectacle is expected to fill the night sky on Thursday, according to forecasters.

Edinburgh Live

Earth could be hit by solar flare storm within 48 hours warns NASA model

Known to cause power and radio blackouts, the unique geometric storm could hit the planet's magnetic field on Thursday, according to top NASA scientists and models.

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First Israeli Astronaut Boards International Space Station

Eytan Stibbe at 64 participates in the first-ever fully private space mission.

Benzinga

Elon Musk's SpaceX, NASA Now Target April-End To Send Crew-4 Astronauts To Space

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The Hindu

Explained | Who is Mark Vande Hei, the NASA astronaut who returned to the earth after 355 days?

With all his spaceflights, Mark Vande Hei has now spent a total of 523 days in space.

Daily Mirror

Solar storm heading for direct hit with Earth within 48 hours, says NASA model

A solar storm is set to strike Earth on Thursday and it could cause power outages, as well as disruptions to GPS and radios, an expert has warned after studying NASA and NOAA models

ABC News

50 years ago, John Bockris saw the future of Australia's climate crisis

Today's climate experts were in awe when the ABC played them quotes from one man in the early 1970s on the climate crisis and how it could be averted.

Inverse

Dragonfly wings could help determine the future of human flight

In this edition of HORIZONS, read about how lessons from dragonflies' evolution will help humans move around the world more efficiently and rapidly despite the climate crisis.

Dublin Live

Solar storm with 'direct hit' on Earth could lead to massive blackouts

At its strongest, the storm can cause blackouts as electricity grids collapse, satellite navigation to go down and other major electrical problems

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